Industries · Electrical

Data analytics and AI tools for electrical contractors.

Large tickets, slow decisions: the worst combination for a follow-up that lives in somebody's head. A quote from March is still live in July, and nothing in the business knows it.

What we'd fix first

The order that pays off fastest in electrical.

One piece goes first: the cheapest one to run that shows up in your numbers fastest.

First

Follow up on every quote, on a longer sequence than a same-week trade needs. These decisions take months, and the follow up has to still make sense in month three.

Then

See the business on one page, because open quote value is the number that actually forecasts this business.

Moves

New sales, on quotes that have already been issued and already cost you the site visit.

A person steps in

The customer comes back with a scope or a code question.

No client of ours in this trade yet. One recovered panel upgrade or generator usually pays for the work that recovered it. That is why this trade starts on the quotes and not the phone.

Send the four numbers

What we'd run for your electrical business.

Send what you have. We tell you which piece we'd run first and what we'd expect it to move, free either way.

Send what you have of the four numbers

The short version of our questionnaire. Leave blank anything you don't know; that is an answer too, and it tells us where to start. One of us reads it, usually the same day, and an NDA we sign comes back with our reply. Want it first? Check the box at the bottom.

Where the reply goes. A mobile number means we may text you back; reply STOP any time.
Per month, not existing customers
Per month
Salespeople, commissions, sales and marketing managers, agency, all ads. Not office overhead or your own pay.
Percent left after materials, crew and equipment on the job
Optional
A sentence or two is plenty

Which one would we run for you?

Twenty-five minutes on the phone, and you leave knowing what we'd fix first in your business.